| Re: Problem with attaching file (from a form) to email in PHP [message #172783 is a reply to message #172782] |
Tue, 01 March 2011 02:58   |
Jerry Stuckle
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On 2/28/2011 9:33 PM, Cameleon wrote:
> Thanks Jerry,
>
> thanks for the advice, but there is a lot more sanitizing done (found
> that already...), I just simplified the code for the forum. Worked
> for the<> ... stupid me, need new glasses!
>
> one last (I hope) question if you still want...
>
> 1) seems it doesn't want to access the file that I want to attached
> (posted from the form... see code below)
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> // ATTACHENMENT INFOS
> $UploadedFile_name = $_FILES["UploadedFile"]["name"];
> $UploadedFile_type = $_FILES["UploadedFile"]["type"];
> $UploadedFile_size = $_FILES["UploadedFile"]["size"];
> $UploadedFile_temp = $_FILES["UploadedFile"]["tmp_name"];
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>
> ive tried:
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> $mail->AddAttachment(file_get_contents($UploadedFile_name));
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> and
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> $mail->AddAttachment($UploadedFile_name);
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> with no success...
>
>
Look at the data in your $_FILES array:
print_r($_FILES);
Note that the file is initially stored using the tmp_name, not the file
name (in case of conflicts). So until you actually move the file with
move_uploaded_file() (which you need to do on some OS's anyway), the
file won't exist under the permanent name.
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